March 9, 1872 (4 pages)

/ NEVADA CITY, CAL. 5 enenonenl LOCAL AFFAIRS, . Fraudulent Warrants. Wé understand that about three years ago fraudulent Watrants were issued from the Clerk’s office, on’ the Road Fund, to the amount 6f about $10,000; and alterations were made in the Couuty Auditor’s books to correspond with the transaction. When the first of these Warrants was presented for registration the for2 —_gery was. detected bythe Deputy Digestive County Treasurer. Notice was given the County «Auditor -at the time and the relatives of the Deputy came}. forward and’ advanced-the money te. _tedeem the-warrants; but~the~books of the Auditor have“ undergone no change since that time, although the warrants, as far as has been ascertained, have not figured as a part of the county indebtedness. The Board of Supervisors, yesterday, appointed J.J. Rogers and T. C. Plunkett to go over the books and ascertain everything in relation to the inatter, It is thought that there are other warrants out in addition to the above and the Board have determined to sift it to the bottom: They had no knowledge of the: transaction until. afew weeks ago. As’ soon as the experts have investigated the affairs “a full report will be made. We did not intend to refer to this subject until the committee had made their report, but it being the topic of conversation.on the street we have deemed it best-to relate the facts of the case as we understand them, ><. Robbers Ahout. ae Thieves have commenced their op~ erations in this city, and citizens will do-well to have their fire arms in good order andkeep'a sharp look out. About 12 o’clock on Thursday Bk _night, the house belonging to Miss Gibson, in the rear of the National Exchange Hotel, and occupied ‘by Mrs. Cro8sman, was entered. Mrs. Crossman heard the noise in an adjoining room, but thought it was her daughter, and called to her. Receiving no reply she lit a candle and went into the room and saw a man going out of the back ‘door with a. trunk on his shoulder. She halloed “murder’’ at the top of her voice. The thief heéded her not, but ransacked the trunk thoroughly, and finding no money or other valuables, left. the. contents. scattered about the yard. Many persons who were in attendance at the party at Tem. perance Hall heard the screams of ’ the woman, but were unable to ascertain the locality it proceeded from until it was too late to do any good, Old Time Party. The Old Time Party given by Mr. Millington, on Thursday evening last, at Temperance Hall, was a grand success. We believe it was the first party of the kind ever given in this city. There were over one. hundred couples in attendance, and all seemed to enjoy themselves ‘to their heart’s content. About thirty couples were dressed in very ancient style; imitating those-of-the-days-of "76, Not only the ladies but the gentlemen,in their costumes, looked grand, We venture the assertion that there were more ‘‘corn starch”’ figurg heads at Temperance Hall on Thursday evening-than—ever congregated together at one time in this city before. We always had a dread of old age, but flatter ourselves that the feeling has passed away, and we long for the days when we shall be called “‘orandpa’’ without the corn starch to make usso: Taking it all in all it wasa gay evening, and one long to be remembered by the participants. Carpet Lost. On Wednesday a carpet, containing about 40 yards, was lost off a wagon between Nevada and Grass Valley. A small chair was also lost at the same time. The carpet ‘and chair belong to Mrs, Maguire, who is residing on Main street, corner of} School street, Grass Valley. Whoever finds the articles will confer a. great favor by informing Mrs. Ma-} guire, or W. H. Davidson, of this city. 5 alge Buchanan Mine, The Buchanan mine, situated above this city, and owned by Peter Hansen &,Co., is turning out some splendid rock. There is a streak of yellowish quartz running through the ledge, which shows free gold in large quantities. The gold is fine, but there is plenty of it. The Bi*.hanan has always. heretofore paid not less than $58 to the ton. of RUBBER . MRS, CANFIELD, BOOTS! . . RUBBER BooTs!. ay pat s 4. 5 Oo 1 H]* vawrrnms To SUIT, une 2 a eet LOWEST MARKET RATES, Banner Bros. SPECIAL NOTICE. — Indigestion is the cause of nine-tenths of all diseases the liying machine is subjectto ! Givetone tothe. stomach and digestive organs, and you will Save more than half in your doctor’s: bills, Dk. HENLEY’s CELEBRATED IX, BIrrers are recommended by all physicians to Dyspeptics and for all Complaints of the Liver and . snothér column: teb7-3m 4 Periodic Disorders. = The paraxystiaii maladies which are char. acterized by heat and cold, prevail extensively at thi8weason, and it is a curious fact that in many pats of the country where they are prevalent, other diseases, that bear no general resemblance to feyer and ague, or remittent fever, assume a periodic type, Thus, in many-sections infested with chills and fever, rheumatism, neuralgia, hysteria, diarrhoea,w&c.; sometimes become intermit: ¢ tent, thereby indicating that they have been engendered by. the same poisonous exhalations which produce the first named disease. In all these masked cases of ague—for sueh they are—as well as in the regular intermittents, the most safe and reliable remedy that can be administered ig Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. Neither quinine nor arsenic are needed, Both are in the highest degree dangerous, and are sure to leave sad traces of their-poisonons action in the Bystem, whether they arrest paroxysms or not. In many instances all the so-called specifics of the “regular” materia medica utterly fail to “break up” intermittent and remittent disorders. But the great vegetable tonic never fails. Thespasm of the minute blood vessels which causes the chill, is the result of nervous weakness, produced by the debilitating Operations of an unwholesome atmosphere, and the. tone and vigor given to the nervous system by the Bitters, enable it to throw off the disease. The wiser policy, however, is to anticipate attacks ofthis nature, by arousing all the latent energies~of . the body at the commencement of the moist and chilly season, with this incomparable antidote. By pursuing this course, ‘intermittents,remittents, rheumatism, colic, bilousness, dyspepsia and pulmonary affeetions may always be. prevented, ‘A Card to the Public. E, the undersigned, do heréby cer. tify, ‘tat we have employed DR. F. BUELOW, As our Medical Adviser and Family Physician, and that the-said Dr. Buelow ‘has met with the greatest success in all cases cols. ing under his treatment, and that we cheerfully recommend him to the public of Nevada City and County. as'a prominent Physician. J. JACOBS, A. ROSENTHAL, C. P. RINNERT, A. BARUH, K. FOEUTH. WM. SCOTT, MRS. CALDWELL, R. W. TULLY, A. J. STILES, A. GOLDSMITH, A. ISQARD, . MRS. THOMAS MOONRY, LOUIS W. DREYFUSS, JOHN BLASAUF, DANIEL MURPHY, MARIAN ANDRODE, —_ L. JACOBS, JOHN PEARD, MRS; WATTERS; “. ANTONIA JOSE SILVA, “ JAMES H. YOUNG, MRS. W.L. TISDALE, ____ JOHN KISTLE, WM. KISTLE, JOHN SENNER, Jr. MRS. M. J. TORSON, MRS. J. M. PHILLIPS, N. Cc. TULLY, KAS KIL CASPER, SIMON ROSENTHAL, ISADORE ISAAC, VICTOR BANNER, , H. LEVY, Nevada, Feb. Ist, 1872. FANCY GOODS IMPORTED Direct from Paris . iki. 2 ELIX GILLET’S HAIR DRESSING SALOON, PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. LINEN THREAD, Black, White and all colors. Needles, Combs. Brushes, Straps. Fresh and Fine Perfumery. Steel Pens, Beads, ef >, ete. DEPOT of Garden, Flower and Vegetable Seeds, from Annonay, (France) Rochester N.¥., and California. Also, Rose-Leaf Mulberry Seed. Nevada, Feb. 1st, 1872. JAMES MONRO, LER _IN BEEF, MUTTON, DE CORNED BEEF, COKNED * Mdeaie wild at reasonable rates for Cash.— Shop on Broad Street, opposite the Nevada UTpars: “We” See advertisenient int vw. W. H. CRAWFORD, . Ly No. 27 and 29 Main St, ad Opposite the Expreés Office. ’ AVERILL'S CHEMICAL PAINT! MANUFACTURED —BY THE— —OALIFORNIA — Chemical Paint Company, .OF PUREST WHITE, And any desired Shade or Color. a q THEY ARE CHEAPER, HANDSOMER, MORE DURABLE AND ELASTIC Than the Best of any.other Paint. THEY WILL NOT PEEL, CRACK, NOR wv a : -CHALK-OFF, and-will-last twice as—— long as the best White Lead,.___ MIXED READY FOR APPLICATION AND SOLD; ONLY BY THE GALLON. -~W. H, CRAWFORD, No, 27 and 29 Main Street, Opposite the Express Office. DR. EDWIN DOBRENZ, German Physician, Surgeon, Oculist, ete. ete. EGULAR GRADUATE OF THE Universities of Leipsic and Wurzburg. Bue Graefe, at ot Pirachee ee, Late Chief Physician of the German Mutual Benevolent Socictiés.of New York and San Francisco, 7 aw : ~ Has located himself at Nevada City, and respectfully solicits the patronage of the public in the practice of any branch ‘ef the science, SS DR. DOBRENZ having had many years experience in the best European Capitols and Hospitals, guarantees to cure all long standing Diseases speedily. é Indigent persons treated free of charge. Office on Commercial Street, opposite the Masonic Building. _ Nevada, Jan. 19th. TO THE LADIES OF NEVADA CITY AND COUNTY ! OUR SPECIAL ATTENTION sented to you to have your Boots, Shoes and Sli rs of every description, made to order and a perfect fit guaranteed. Having had8 years experience in making custom work for the best Shoe Stores in San Francisco, I feel confident of giving entire satisfactionin every respect. Having lately left the well known firms of P. Kelly and F. X. Kasts, of San Francisco, I have fitted up aStore, om Broad Street, adjoining Stumpf’s Motel, for the special purpose of ; xa. Making Women’s, Misses’ and Children’s Boets and Shoes. : I feel confident, if you will only give me a call and leave your Order, that you will be pleased with my style of workmanship, And save 50 per cent on the cost of your Boots and Shoes. H. W. VELLA, Broad Street, 7 doors above Pine. Nevada, Feb. 8th. TO SCRIP HOLDERS. WARRANTS DRAWN ON THE sk Fund of eee Oey: -— beeeia per sadn sng Also, all Warrants on the Fund and. registered prior to December 23, 1870, will be paid on ——tation. Interest on same ceases from date, JULIUS GREENWALD, Treasurer. oo R W. Tully, Deputy. Nevada, March 6th, 1872. : ARCADE SALOON. DJOINING Greenwald’s Cigar Store, on Broad Street, Nevada City, A. B. CARLEY, Keeps conatantly on hand thebest of WINES LIQUORS and CIGARS. g . “@ld friends and new comers are —to drop in and see nic. And All Other Brands as’ Sole Agent for. Nevada City. . Also, Pupil of the Celebrated Oculist, Dr. unity now pre. ar i CIGARS AND TOBACCO, o} a cae JULIUS GREENWALD, ROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, HAS ? received the : ie) Genuine Peach Brand Tobacco * —ALSO— Peach Navy Tobacco ! IN DOUBLE THICKNESS, _ ‘Venn: On Hand! CIGARS! CIGARS! OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, FROM. THE FINEST TO THE CHEAPEST! Miners and Consumers of Tobacco will save money by buying the same by the quantity, at wholesale prices. Best Quality and Full Weight ! Talso inform the Public that I intend to elose out my business in Nevada, by the First of May, therefore I will offer, GOOD INDUCEMENTS: TO BUYERS OF TOBACCO, _— Thankful for the patronage of the publie I invite all desiring goods in my line, to GIVE ME A CALL, _ JULIUS GREENW ALD, Broad Street, Nevada City. January 28th, 1872 MEERSCHAUMPIPES . ! —_—_ GREAT BARGAIN PI VEE undersigned has on hand ~~ 200 Dozen Genuine Meerschaum Pipes! ~-Which he will sell TO DEALERS r R9-100 per cent cheaper than any other House on the Coast.: Dealers are invited to call and examine my stock and prices before making. their purchases. SAM. L. HASEY, 521 Kearney Street, et SAN FRANCISCO. January 30th, 1872. GREAT BARGAINS ! ! COMPLETE PORCELAIN. DINNER SETS FOR $251 S< -_ POTTER & SIGOURNEY, No. 18 Commercial street, Nevada City, are now selling : Crockery, Cutlery, Plated Ware, Glass Ware, Wall Paper, Window Shades, Lamps, etc., Cheaper than ever offered in Nevada county. We have also on hand a large stock of PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, COAL OIL, . DANFORTH’S PATENT PETROLEUM FLUID, etc. Call and see our mammoth stock. i” We are Agents for the Home Shuttle Sewing Machine. Jan2%& POTTER & SIGOURNEY. One Price, and that the Lowest! ; NEW STOCK OF CLOTHING. B. NATHAN. B. H. MILLER, NATHAN & MILLER, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets, Nevada City, OULD respectfully inform the publie \ V that they have just received a large assortment of MEN and BOYS?’ CLOTHING, Business Suits,: Underwear, Fine White Shirts, Excellent White Family Blankets, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, ‘AND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT: OF FURNISHING GOODS, The public is invited to call and examine our poe and prices before purchasing elsewhere. We have only one price for our goods, and that the Lowest. Jan 23 i. a25 ‘CASHIN & KENT, OULD respectfully inform thé peo> pleof the State that they have on hand ‘ AN IMMENSE LOT oF NO.-1 NEW HAMs, _____NEWLARD, NEW BACON, The Product of Several Thousand Corn Fed Hogs, WHICH WILL BE SOLD At the VERY LOWEST RATES. These Hams, Baconand Lard are of our own manufacture and are superior to any ever before oered forsale in this or any other market. \ ne 8&” This firm is now receiving large shipments of Hogs from the East and is manufacturing them into Hams, Bacon and Lard The climate of the mountains being favorable for Curing, and the greatest care being taken in every process, the product of the Establishment will be found superior to any in the market, —_—_— tita., Before purchasing-your LARD, exdmine the Cans and find our “BRAND” upon thém, _—— Mea. Orders filled for any quantity of our celebrated HAMS, BACON AND LARD. Shipments made to any part of the Pacifie Coast. Address by mail or Wells, Fargo & Co's. Express, CASHIN & KENT, Nevada City. Cal. Nevada, Dec. 12th, 1871. THOMAS SHURTLEFF. ‘ X a hope respectfully eof Neviida City he has on hana a Choice stock of FAMILY GROCERIES, Especially adapted to this market, which he has at his New Store, at the ™ Junction Main & Commercial Sts. 89” HE HAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE AND CHOICE STOCK OF GROCERIES, P OVISIONS. CASE GOODs, The finest assortment of: Case, Canned and Shelf Goods. Ever brought to Nevada, aki Persons in want of anything in my line arerespectfully invited to give me a call. “All Goods -will-be sold at the VERY LOWEST CASH RATES, ___THOMAS SHURTLEFF. ANSON W.LESTER, Cc. E, MULLOY LESTER. & MULLOY, DEALERS ‘IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, «ec. ; NO, 68 BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. a» Riore. HAMS, BACON, LARD, and all sorts of: PROVISIONS on hand. NEW GOODS constantly received from the Eastern markets, among them HYPERION COD FISH, MICHIGAN CRANBERRIES, SEA MOSS FARINA, &e. All purchasers wishing an thing in our line are requested to give us @ call. LESTER & MULLOY. Nevada, May 9th. DENTISTRY. & HOL ES; Ei HUGHSON have opericd an office In Kidd’s Building, Broad Street: a Over Lester & Mulloy’s Store. ._ ‘They are prepared to perform all kinds of Mechanical and” Operative Dentistry in the latest and most approved styles. Artificial Teeth inserted-on Gold, Si'ver, Vuleanite and Aluminium. Satisfaction guaranteed as to quality and price of work. Visits made at residence, if desired. Nevada, May 30th, 1871;CH. FERRAND, Photographic and Daguerrean ARTIST, VERY kind of Photographs and Ambro types taken in the best Style of the Art. NATHAN & MILLER, . Un PLNE STREET, over Tana’s Saloon. _ [GEORGE A. PRINCE & CO’s., inform the peoand vicinity that ORGANS! For Parlor, Lodge or Church. ESSRS, PRINCE & CO. have the old M est, largest and most complete Manufactory of Cabinet Organs and Melodeons in the United States, and have sent’ forth a greater number of instruments than any other Manufactory, and they have never had an instrument returned from any imperfection or deficiency in construction. dor over twenty-three years, the superior excellence of the Prince, Organs and Melodeons has not been questioned, and for six years past the enormous demand has ade it impossible for them to meet theirorders promptly, Instruments manufactured by Prince & Co—twenty years olad— are now valued by their owners as highly as the day they'were bought. Over Forty-Eight Thousand _ Are now in use in various parts ofthe world. gee WM. KNABE & CO’S FF pian O FORTES! Undoubtedly’ the best first-elass Piano manufactured in America‘! These Ini struments having been before the Sp Public for. over thirty years, have, upon their excellence alone, attained an unpurchased pre-eminence, that pronounces them unrivalled. — TheirTONE combines great power,sweetness in fine singing quality, as well as great purity of intonation and evenness throughout the entire scale. . The TOUCH is pliant and elastic, and‘entirely free from that stiffness. found in many: Pianos. ; Tn WORKMAN SHIP they are unexcelled WILLIAM McCAMMON & 00'S (formerly Boardman, Gray & Co’s) PIANO FORTES! RE comparatively low priced, very dur: A able Instruments, well-suited to stand the extreme changes of moistureand dryness in the foot-hills and mountain valleys. teh. All our Instruments are fully warranted for five years. and will bear good usage from ten to fifteen years, Circulars and descriptive Price Lists will be sent on application to A. L. BANCROFT & CO, MUSIC DEPARTMENT, San Francisco. GENERAL-AGENTS FOR THE PACIFIC COAST. feb2-3m FIRE INSURANCE. THE COMMERCIAL UNION yeas INSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON. Capital $12,500,000 IN GOLD COIN. LOSSES SETTLED IMMEDIATELY ON ADJUSTMENT BY G. OHARA TAAFFE, General Agent. Office—North East Corner California aud Sansome Streets, SAN FRANOISCO. _ 'T. H. ROLFE, Agent, FOR-NEVADA CITY AND COUNTY. , Office—No. 44 Broad Street, Nevada City. j5 MILLINGTON’S DANCING SCHOOL, ~ —AT— y __TEMPERANCE HALL, Tuition of Children—Saturday at 2P>M Commencing Saturday, Jan, 6th, Es For Ladies, Wednesday, at’2 P, M, Commencing Jan. 10th. For Gentlemen, Monday and Thursday, at7P.M. Commeiteing Jan. 8th. Terms for Ladies and Children, $2 month. Gents, $5 per month. Lessons in Highland Fling, Cracovienne, etc. if desired. a9 per DONNOLLY’'S CALIFORNIA PREMIUM YEAST. POWDER. —_—_——— 4 GREAT REDUCTION! Only $16 per gross. — SE the best and the cheapest Powder if ever offered to the public, No one can make good bread without DONNOLLY’S YEAST POWDER, Twenty-five gross.of pure Yeast Powdet made every day. ‘For sale by all grocers. Factory, 121 Front Street, San Francisco. D. GHAN, Proprietor, ° w#"Everyone uses -Donnolly’s Cream 7 pod Donnolly’s Soda and Salaratus. Feb. 20th. MILWAUKEE BREWERY. , Ww. DREYFUSS continues to maun facture as goodj As can be found on the Pacific coast. Lager LAGER BEER ‘sold by the quart, gallon, in kegs and lot. tles. Leave your orders at the old stand, “Spring Street, Nevada City. And they will be promptly and faithfully attended to. Give me atrial. I am con fident of giving the very best satisfaction. LaGer Beer delivered to any part of the county Free or Cuarce. ico ia. ez

/ NEVADA CITY, CAL. 5 enenonenl LOCAL AFFAIRS, . Fraudulent Warrants. Wé understand that about three years ago fraudulent Watrants were issued from the Clerk’s office, on’ the Road Fund, to the amount 6f about $10,000; and alterations were made in the Couuty Auditor’s books to correspond with the transaction. When the first of these Warrants was presented for registration the for2 —_gery was. detected bythe Deputy Digestive County Treasurer. Notice was given the County «Auditor -at the time and the relatives of the Deputy came}. forward and’ advanced-the money te. _tedeem the-warrants; but~the~books of the Auditor have“ undergone no change since that time, although the warrants, as far as has been ascertained, have not figured as a part of the county indebtedness. The Board of Supervisors, yesterday, appointed J.J. Rogers and T. C. Plunkett to go over the books and ascertain everything in relation to the inatter, It is thought that there are other warrants out in addition to the above and the Board have determined to sift it to the bottom: They had no knowledge of the: transaction until. afew weeks ago. As’ soon as the experts have investigated the affairs “a full report will be made. We did not intend to refer to this subject until the committee had made their report, but it being the topic of conversation.on the street we have deemed it best-to relate the facts of the case as we understand them, ><. Robbers Ahout. ae Thieves have commenced their op~ erations in this city, and citizens will do-well to have their fire arms in good order andkeep'a sharp look out. About 12 o’clock on Thursday Bk _night, the house belonging to Miss Gibson, in the rear of the National Exchange Hotel, and occupied ‘by Mrs. Cro8sman, was entered. Mrs. Crossman heard the noise in an adjoining room, but thought it was her daughter, and called to her. Receiving no reply she lit a candle and went into the room and saw a man going out of the back ‘door with a. trunk on his shoulder. She halloed “murder’’ at the top of her voice. The thief heéded her not, but ransacked the trunk thoroughly, and finding no money or other valuables, left. the. contents. scattered about the yard. Many persons who were in attendance at the party at Tem. perance Hall heard the screams of ’ the woman, but were unable to ascertain the locality it proceeded from until it was too late to do any good, Old Time Party. The Old Time Party given by Mr. Millington, on Thursday evening last, at Temperance Hall, was a grand success. We believe it was the first party of the kind ever given in this city. There were over one. hundred couples in attendance, and all seemed to enjoy themselves ‘to their heart’s content. About thirty couples were dressed in very ancient style; imitating those-of-the-days-of "76, Not only the ladies but the gentlemen,in their costumes, looked grand, We venture the assertion that there were more ‘‘corn starch”’ figurg heads at Temperance Hall on Thursday evening-than—ever congregated together at one time in this city before. We always had a dread of old age, but flatter ourselves that the feeling has passed away, and we long for the days when we shall be called “‘orandpa’’ without the corn starch to make usso: Taking it all in all it wasa gay evening, and one long to be remembered by the participants. Carpet Lost. On Wednesday a carpet, containing about 40 yards, was lost off a wagon between Nevada and Grass Valley. A small chair was also lost at the same time. The carpet ‘and chair belong to Mrs, Maguire, who is residing on Main street, corner of} School street, Grass Valley. Whoever finds the articles will confer a. great favor by informing Mrs. Ma-} guire, or W. H. Davidson, of this city. 5 alge Buchanan Mine, The Buchanan mine, situated above this city, and owned by Peter Hansen &,Co., is turning out some splendid rock. There is a streak of yellowish quartz running through the ledge, which shows free gold in large quantities. The gold is fine, but there is plenty of it. The Bi*.hanan has always. heretofore paid not less than $58 to the ton. of RUBBER . MRS, CANFIELD, BOOTS! . . RUBBER BooTs!. ay pat s 4. 5 Oo 1 H]* vawrrnms To SUIT, une 2 a eet LOWEST MARKET RATES, Banner Bros. SPECIAL NOTICE. — Indigestion is the cause of nine-tenths of all diseases the liying machine is subjectto ! Givetone tothe. stomach and digestive organs, and you will Save more than half in your doctor’s: bills, Dk. HENLEY’s CELEBRATED IX, BIrrers are recommended by all physicians to Dyspeptics and for all Complaints of the Liver and . snothér column: teb7-3m 4 Periodic Disorders. = The paraxystiaii maladies which are char. acterized by heat and cold, prevail extensively at thi8weason, and it is a curious fact that in many pats of the country where they are prevalent, other diseases, that bear no general resemblance to feyer and ague, or remittent fever, assume a periodic type, Thus, in many-sections infested with chills and fever, rheumatism, neuralgia, hysteria, diarrhoea,w&c.; sometimes become intermit: ¢ tent, thereby indicating that they have been engendered by. the same poisonous exhalations which produce the first named disease. In all these masked cases of ague—for sueh they are—as well as in the regular intermittents, the most safe and reliable remedy that can be administered ig Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. Neither quinine nor arsenic are needed, Both are in the highest degree dangerous, and are sure to leave sad traces of their-poisonons action in the Bystem, whether they arrest paroxysms or not. In many instances all the so-called specifics of the “regular” materia medica utterly fail to “break up” intermittent and remittent disorders. But the great vegetable tonic never fails. Thespasm of the minute blood vessels which causes the chill, is the result of nervous weakness, produced by the debilitating Operations of an unwholesome atmosphere, and the. tone and vigor given to the nervous system by the Bitters, enable it to throw off the disease. The wiser policy, however, is to anticipate attacks ofthis nature, by arousing all the latent energies~of . the body at the commencement of the moist and chilly season, with this incomparable antidote. By pursuing this course, ‘intermittents,remittents, rheumatism, colic, bilousness, dyspepsia and pulmonary affeetions may always be. prevented, ‘A Card to the Public. E, the undersigned, do heréby cer. tify, ‘tat we have employed DR. F. BUELOW, As our Medical Adviser and Family Physician, and that the-said Dr. Buelow ‘has met with the greatest success in all cases cols. ing under his treatment, and that we cheerfully recommend him to the public of Nevada City and County. as'a prominent Physician. J. JACOBS, A. ROSENTHAL, C. P. RINNERT, A. BARUH, K. FOEUTH. WM. SCOTT, MRS. CALDWELL, R. W. TULLY, A. J. STILES, A. GOLDSMITH, A. ISQARD, . MRS. THOMAS MOONRY, LOUIS W. DREYFUSS, JOHN BLASAUF, DANIEL MURPHY, MARIAN ANDRODE, —_ L. JACOBS, JOHN PEARD, MRS; WATTERS; “. ANTONIA JOSE SILVA, “ JAMES H. YOUNG, MRS. W.L. TISDALE, ____ JOHN KISTLE, WM. KISTLE, JOHN SENNER, Jr. MRS. M. J. TORSON, MRS. J. M. PHILLIPS, N. Cc. TULLY, KAS KIL CASPER, SIMON ROSENTHAL, ISADORE ISAAC, VICTOR BANNER, , H. LEVY, Nevada, Feb. Ist, 1872. FANCY GOODS IMPORTED Direct from Paris . iki. 2 ELIX GILLET’S HAIR DRESSING SALOON, PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. LINEN THREAD, Black, White and all colors. Needles, Combs. Brushes, Straps. Fresh and Fine Perfumery. Steel Pens, Beads, ef >, ete. DEPOT of Garden, Flower and Vegetable Seeds, from Annonay, (France) Rochester N.¥., and California. Also, Rose-Leaf Mulberry Seed. Nevada, Feb. 1st, 1872. JAMES MONRO, LER _IN BEEF, MUTTON, DE CORNED BEEF, COKNED * Mdeaie wild at reasonable rates for Cash.— Shop on Broad Street, opposite the Nevada UTpars: “We” See advertisenient int vw. W. H. CRAWFORD, . Ly No. 27 and 29 Main St, ad Opposite the Expreés Office. ’ AVERILL'S CHEMICAL PAINT! MANUFACTURED —BY THE— —OALIFORNIA — Chemical Paint Company, .OF PUREST WHITE, And any desired Shade or Color. a q THEY ARE CHEAPER, HANDSOMER, MORE DURABLE AND ELASTIC Than the Best of any.other Paint. THEY WILL NOT PEEL, CRACK, NOR wv a : -CHALK-OFF, and-will-last twice as—— long as the best White Lead,.___ MIXED READY FOR APPLICATION AND SOLD; ONLY BY THE GALLON. -~W. H, CRAWFORD, No, 27 and 29 Main Street, Opposite the Express Office. DR. EDWIN DOBRENZ, German Physician, Surgeon, Oculist, ete. ete. EGULAR GRADUATE OF THE Universities of Leipsic and Wurzburg. Bue Graefe, at ot Pirachee ee, Late Chief Physician of the German Mutual Benevolent Socictiés.of New York and San Francisco, 7 aw : ~ Has located himself at Nevada City, and respectfully solicits the patronage of the public in the practice of any branch ‘ef the science, SS DR. DOBRENZ having had many years experience in the best European Capitols and Hospitals, guarantees to cure all long standing Diseases speedily. é Indigent persons treated free of charge. Office on Commercial Street, opposite the Masonic Building. _ Nevada, Jan. 19th. TO THE LADIES OF NEVADA CITY AND COUNTY ! OUR SPECIAL ATTENTION sented to you to have your Boots, Shoes and Sli rs of every description, made to order and a perfect fit guaranteed. Having had8 years experience in making custom work for the best Shoe Stores in San Francisco, I feel confident of giving entire satisfactionin every respect. Having lately left the well known firms of P. Kelly and F. X. Kasts, of San Francisco, I have fitted up aStore, om Broad Street, adjoining Stumpf’s Motel, for the special purpose of ; xa. Making Women’s, Misses’ and Children’s Boets and Shoes. : I feel confident, if you will only give me a call and leave your Order, that you will be pleased with my style of workmanship, And save 50 per cent on the cost of your Boots and Shoes. H. W. VELLA, Broad Street, 7 doors above Pine. Nevada, Feb. 8th. TO SCRIP HOLDERS. WARRANTS DRAWN ON THE sk Fund of eee Oey: -— beeeia per sadn sng Also, all Warrants on the Fund and. registered prior to December 23, 1870, will be paid on ——tation. Interest on same ceases from date, JULIUS GREENWALD, Treasurer. oo R W. Tully, Deputy. Nevada, March 6th, 1872. : ARCADE SALOON. DJOINING Greenwald’s Cigar Store, on Broad Street, Nevada City,

A. B. CARLEY, Keeps conatantly on hand thebest of WINES LIQUORS and CIGARS. g . “@ld friends and new comers are —to drop in and see nic. And All Other Brands as’ Sole Agent for. Nevada City. . Also, Pupil of the Celebrated Oculist, Dr. unity now pre. ar i CIGARS AND TOBACCO, o} a cae JULIUS GREENWALD, ROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, HAS ? received the : ie) Genuine Peach Brand Tobacco * —ALSO— Peach Navy Tobacco ! IN DOUBLE THICKNESS, _ ‘Venn: On Hand! CIGARS! CIGARS! OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, FROM. THE FINEST TO THE CHEAPEST! Miners and Consumers of Tobacco will save money by buying the same by the quantity, at wholesale prices. Best Quality and Full Weight ! Talso inform the Public that I intend to elose out my business in Nevada, by the First of May, therefore I will offer, GOOD INDUCEMENTS: TO BUYERS OF TOBACCO, _— Thankful for the patronage of the publie I invite all desiring goods in my line, to GIVE ME A CALL, _ JULIUS GREENW ALD, Broad Street, Nevada City. January 28th, 1872 MEERSCHAUMPIPES . ! —_—_ GREAT BARGAIN PI VEE undersigned has on hand ~~ 200 Dozen Genuine Meerschaum Pipes! ~-Which he will sell TO DEALERS r R9-100 per cent cheaper than any other House on the Coast.: Dealers are invited to call and examine my stock and prices before making. their purchases. SAM. L. HASEY, 521 Kearney Street, et SAN FRANCISCO. January 30th, 1872. GREAT BARGAINS ! ! COMPLETE PORCELAIN. DINNER SETS FOR $251 S< -_ POTTER & SIGOURNEY, No. 18 Commercial street, Nevada City, are now selling : Crockery, Cutlery, Plated Ware, Glass Ware, Wall Paper, Window Shades, Lamps, etc., Cheaper than ever offered in Nevada county. We have also on hand a large stock of PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, COAL OIL, . DANFORTH’S PATENT PETROLEUM FLUID, etc. Call and see our mammoth stock. i” We are Agents for the Home Shuttle Sewing Machine. Jan2%& POTTER & SIGOURNEY. One Price, and that the Lowest! ; NEW STOCK OF CLOTHING. B. NATHAN. B. H. MILLER, NATHAN & MILLER, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets, Nevada City, OULD respectfully inform the publie \ V that they have just received a large assortment of MEN and BOYS?’ CLOTHING, Business Suits,: Underwear, Fine White Shirts, Excellent White Family Blankets, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, ‘AND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT: OF FURNISHING GOODS, The public is invited to call and examine our poe and prices before purchasing elsewhere. We have only one price for our goods, and that the Lowest. Jan 23 i. a25 ‘CASHIN & KENT, OULD respectfully inform thé peo> pleof the State that they have on hand ‘ AN IMMENSE LOT oF NO.-1 NEW HAMs, _____NEWLARD, NEW BACON, The Product of Several Thousand Corn Fed Hogs, WHICH WILL BE SOLD At the VERY LOWEST RATES. These Hams, Baconand Lard are of our own manufacture and are superior to any ever before oered forsale in this or any other market. \ ne 8&” This firm is now receiving large shipments of Hogs from the East and is manufacturing them into Hams, Bacon and Lard The climate of the mountains being favorable for Curing, and the greatest care being taken in every process, the product of the Establishment will be found superior to any in the market, —_—_— tita., Before purchasing-your LARD, exdmine the Cans and find our “BRAND” upon thém, _—— Mea. Orders filled for any quantity of our celebrated HAMS, BACON AND LARD. Shipments made to any part of the Pacifie Coast. Address by mail or Wells, Fargo & Co's. Express, CASHIN & KENT, Nevada City. Cal. Nevada, Dec. 12th, 1871. THOMAS SHURTLEFF. ‘ X a hope respectfully eof Neviida City he has on hana a Choice stock of FAMILY GROCERIES, Especially adapted to this market, which he has at his New Store, at the ™ Junction Main & Commercial Sts. 89” HE HAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE AND CHOICE STOCK OF GROCERIES, P OVISIONS. CASE GOODs, The finest assortment of: Case, Canned and Shelf Goods. Ever brought to Nevada, aki Persons in want of anything in my line arerespectfully invited to give me a call. “All Goods -will-be sold at the VERY LOWEST CASH RATES, ___THOMAS SHURTLEFF. ANSON W.LESTER, Cc. E, MULLOY LESTER. & MULLOY, DEALERS ‘IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, «ec. ; NO, 68 BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. a» Riore. HAMS, BACON, LARD, and all sorts of: PROVISIONS on hand. NEW GOODS constantly received from the Eastern markets, among them HYPERION COD FISH, MICHIGAN CRANBERRIES, SEA MOSS FARINA, &e. All purchasers wishing an thing in our line are requested to give us @ call. LESTER & MULLOY. Nevada, May 9th. DENTISTRY. & HOL ES; Ei HUGHSON have opericd an office In Kidd’s Building, Broad Street: a Over Lester & Mulloy’s Store. ._ ‘They are prepared to perform all kinds of Mechanical and” Operative Dentistry in the latest and most approved styles. Artificial Teeth inserted-on Gold, Si'ver, Vuleanite and Aluminium. Satisfaction guaranteed as to quality and price of work. Visits made at residence, if desired. Nevada, May 30th, 1871;CH. FERRAND, Photographic and Daguerrean ARTIST, VERY kind of Photographs and Ambro types taken in the best Style of the Art. NATHAN & MILLER, . Un PLNE STREET, over Tana’s Saloon. _ [GEORGE A. PRINCE & CO’s., inform the peoand vicinity that ORGANS! For Parlor, Lodge or Church. ESSRS, PRINCE & CO. have the old M est, largest and most complete Manufactory of Cabinet Organs and Melodeons in the United States, and have sent’ forth a greater number of instruments than any other Manufactory, and they have never had an instrument returned from any imperfection or deficiency in construction. dor over twenty-three years, the superior excellence of the Prince, Organs and Melodeons has not been questioned, and for six years past the enormous demand has ade it impossible for them to meet theirorders promptly, Instruments manufactured by Prince & Co—twenty years olad— are now valued by their owners as highly as the day they'were bought. Over Forty-Eight Thousand _ Are now in use in various parts ofthe world. gee WM. KNABE & CO’S FF pian O FORTES! Undoubtedly’ the best first-elass Piano manufactured in America‘! These Ini struments having been before the Sp Public for. over thirty years, have, upon their excellence alone, attained an unpurchased pre-eminence, that pronounces them unrivalled. — TheirTONE combines great power,sweetness in fine singing quality, as well as great purity of intonation and evenness throughout the entire scale. . The TOUCH is pliant and elastic, and‘entirely free from that stiffness. found in many: Pianos. ; Tn WORKMAN SHIP they are unexcelled WILLIAM McCAMMON & 00'S (formerly Boardman, Gray & Co’s) PIANO FORTES! RE comparatively low priced, very dur: A able Instruments, well-suited to stand the extreme changes of moistureand dryness in the foot-hills and mountain valleys. teh. All our Instruments are fully warranted for five years. and will bear good usage from ten to fifteen years, Circulars and descriptive Price Lists will be sent on application to A. L. BANCROFT & CO, MUSIC DEPARTMENT, San Francisco. GENERAL-AGENTS FOR THE PACIFIC COAST. feb2-3m FIRE INSURANCE. THE COMMERCIAL UNION yeas INSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON. Capital $12,500,000 IN GOLD COIN. LOSSES SETTLED IMMEDIATELY ON ADJUSTMENT BY G. OHARA TAAFFE, General Agent. Office—North East Corner California aud Sansome Streets, SAN FRANOISCO. _ 'T. H. ROLFE, Agent, FOR-NEVADA CITY AND COUNTY. , Office—No. 44 Broad Street, Nevada City. j5 MILLINGTON’S DANCING SCHOOL, ~ —AT— y __TEMPERANCE HALL, Tuition of Children—Saturday at 2P>M Commencing Saturday, Jan, 6th, Es For Ladies, Wednesday, at’2 P, M, Commencing Jan. 10th. For Gentlemen, Monday and Thursday, at7P.M. Commeiteing Jan. 8th. Terms for Ladies and Children, $2 month. Gents, $5 per month. Lessons in Highland Fling, Cracovienne, etc. if desired. a9 per DONNOLLY’'S CALIFORNIA PREMIUM YEAST. POWDER. —_—_——— 4 GREAT REDUCTION! Only $16 per gross. — SE the best and the cheapest Powder if ever offered to the public, No one can make good bread without DONNOLLY’S YEAST POWDER, Twenty-five gross.of pure Yeast Powdet made every day. ‘For sale by all grocers. Factory, 121 Front Street, San Francisco. D. GHAN, Proprietor, ° w#"Everyone uses -Donnolly’s Cream 7 pod Donnolly’s Soda and Salaratus. Feb. 20th. MILWAUKEE BREWERY. , Ww. DREYFUSS continues to maun facture as goodj As can be found on the Pacific coast. Lager LAGER BEER ‘sold by the quart, gallon, in kegs and lot. tles. Leave your orders at the old stand, “Spring Street, Nevada City. And they will be promptly and faithfully attended to. Give me atrial. I am con fident of giving the very best satisfaction. LaGer Beer delivered to any part of the county Free or Cuarce. ico ia. ez